Colombia - Lack of transparency and guarantees for plaintiffs in DASgate hearings

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Seven months have passed since the start of a court investigation into the role of seven former members of the Administrative Department for Security (DAS) - a security and intelligence agency now in the process of being disbanded - in the psychological torture of Radio Nizkor journalist Claudia Julieta Duque. Interrogation of the two leading suspects, former deputy director José Miguel Narváez and former intelligence chief Carlos Alberto Arzayús, is due to resume today after a long delay but (...)

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